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NewsChannel 10 to livestream Canyon’s 4th of July Parade Saturday
NewsChannel 10 will have an exclusive point-of-view livestream of the City of Canyon’s 4th of July Parade on Saturday.
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Canyon Chamber of Commerce previews 4th of July events
Canyon will be celebrating both America’s 250th birthday and the city’s 120th birthday with events this Saturday.
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Life after the flood: How a Houston father’s loss spurred a quest to protect others
Matthew Childress’ 18-year-old daughter, Chloe, a counselor at Camp Mystic, was among those who died last year in the July 4 flooding in the Texas Hill Country.
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August Lawrence Speegle Jr Obituary | Roller Funeral Homes
View August Lawrence Speegle Jr’s complete obituary, share memories, and explore 2 tribute posts from the community. Read More
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Amarillo Zoo & Sanctuary to host first-ever animal parade on Fourth of July
Families looking for a unique way to celebrate Independence Day can head to the Amarillo Zoo & Sanctuary this Saturday for the zoo’s first-ever animal parade. Read More
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Grimes Funeral Chapels
Grimes Funeral Chapels serves Kerrville and the Texas Hill Country. Available 24/7 at 830.257.4544. Traditional services, cremation, pre-planning, veteran services. Read More
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Amarillo Red, White and Boom! among July 4 fireworks events
Saturday, July 4 brings fireworks, celebrations and parades back to the Amarillo area and Texas Panhandle in a big way this year for America’s 250th. Read More
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What wins and what loses the game for the Texas Longhorns vs. the Mississippi State Bulldogs
How the Texas Longhorns will win or lose their game against the Mississippi State Bul Read More
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USDA announces $500 million in funding to expand US domestic fertilizer production
CHICAGO, July 1 (Reuters) – U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced $500 million in new funding on Wednesday to expand domestic fertilizer production after the Iran war drove up prices. The funds will be used to expand existing U.S. fertilizer plants and build new ones, Rollins told reporters during a press conference. “Our goal is Read More
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